John Wesley (founder of Methodism)

John Wesley was an 18th-century Anglican preacher and theologian who founded Methodism, a Christian movement focused on personal faith, spiritual discipline, and social service. He emphasized the importance of a heartfelt, transformative faith, accessible to all people, regardless of social status. Wesley encouraged regular prayer, Bible study, and charity, aiming to grow closer to God and make a positive impact in society. His efforts led to the creation of Methodist churches worldwide, promoting a practical, service-oriented approach to Christianity that continues today.